Women tells researchers they're more likely to marry a man who takes risks to help others, like rescuing a baby in a burning building.

Older people repeatedly tell researchers that they want more product information in advertising.

Yet of the 44 patients, 34 told researchers they had never wished to take their lives.

"Changing students' attitudes is the hardest part," a health teacher in New York told researchers.

They have told researchers in the current cultural study that too much emphasis has been placed on institutional support for established organizations.

Many of these teens also told researchers that they reach out to people beyond their cyber-cohort.

Most told researchers that their No. 1 priority was getting better food, and more of it.

Only 4 percent told researchers they used needles from exchange programs exclusively.

In a 1988 study, 69 percent told researchers that they avoid "certain people."

A nurse told researchers that many women were dying at home during labor.